A quote by Witold Gombrowicz lies at the heart of Dagmara Genda's long-running methodology of cutting and recombining sources in ever-changing ways. In his last book, Cosmos (1965), Gombrowicz asks how many ways the letters of the alphabet can be rearranged… See more

During his residency at Fonderie Darling, Baptiste Eybert hopes to further explore a textile language imbued with dreams, tensions, and buried memories. Working with worn clothing, salvaged fabrics, and hybrid materials, he composes forms that float between… See more

A research-based interdisciplinary artist, Yael Frank’s work examines the fragility of agency through sculpture, video, architecture, and image-making. Frank orchestrates humorous scenarios that satirically blend elements from popular culture, site-specific… See more